Reduced-Complexity Adaptive Filtering Techniques for Communications Applications (2013)
Abstract / truncated to 115 words
Adaptive filtering algorithms are powerful signal processing tools with widespread use in numerous engineering applications. Computational complexity is a key factor in determining the optimal implementation as well as real-time performance of the adaptive signal processors. To minimize the required hardware and/or software resources for implementing an adaptive filtering algorithm, it is desirable to mitigate its computational complexity as much as possible without imposing any significant sacrifice of performance. This thesis comprises a collection of thirteen peer-reviewed published works as well as an integrating material. The works are along the lines of a common unifying theme that is to devise new low-complexity adaptive filtering algorithms for communications and, more generally, signal processing applications. The main ...
adaptive filtering – computational complexity – linearly-constrained adaptive estimation – performance analysis – set-membership filtering – system identification
Information
- Author
- Arablouei, Reza
- Institution
- University of South Australia
- Supervisor
- Publication Year
- 2013
- Upload Date
- April 9, 2014
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